Editorial A Kick in the Teeth
The piece argues US foreign aid to Brazil since World War II has failed. It criticizes President Goulart for opposing aid while seeking money and then urging Latin nations to form an English-speaking exclusion. It warns of inflation, unrest, Communist influence, and possible political upheaval, urging scrutiny of aid credentials and cautions against money as a cure in world politics.
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Brazil
United States
Goulart
Washington
North America
American State Department
Congress
Story Without a Moral on Punishing Youth
A TV drama raises whether youths who steal should be punished. The defense argues adults also act dishonestly, while the jury remains split, unable to decide. The reviewer critiques the show for muddled morals and reflects on modern American society.
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TV Defender
It's a Subsidized World in Russian Wheat Talks
The article explains how U.S. subsidies support wheat farmers, storage, and exporters to keep prices stable. It notes subsidies push U.S. wheat above world prices, suggesting Russians might seek direct subsidies to buy U.S. wheat.
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Billte Sol Estes
U.S
Uncle Sam
Dodd Breaks Silence in Senate With Sharp Critique
Washington senator Tramas Dodd, usually mild and restrained, delivered a forceful denunciation of his own and Republican leadership. He warned that leadership must rise, praised Mansfield, and pressed for faster passage of appropriations, while critics doubted his official stance.
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Prem Tee en _ungtee
Washington
Sen Tramas Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Demennor
Uistes
Rodden
Wesworn
Boca
Tom Kuchel
Hardluck Hubert
Potomac
Dodd
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kechel
Rachel
Madame Nhu defies reform drives in Vietnam crisis
The article traces Madame Nhu's resistance to Kennedy era reforms in South Vietnam, detailing US aid cuts, reliance on the Khmer republic style police, and her influence on Diem. It notes Lodge’s push for religious freedom and economic aid, and likens Nhu to Chiang Kai-shek, suggesting her stance hastened the regime's downfall. It also covers Senator Dodd's rambling anti leadership remarks and Dirksen’s remark on verbal incoherence.
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Washington
Madame Nhu
South
Viet Nam
Central Intelligence
Diem
Pearson
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Saigon
Mme. Nhueft
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
Kennedy
Lodge
Diera
Nhu
Jonesy
California
Cardinal Spellman
Madame Chiang Kaishek
Southeast Asia
Mme. Chiang
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Jewel Heist Guards' Escape Thwarted By Unseen Car
In New York a six-guard jewel robbery left $3 million stolen but the thieves abandoned the loot after a stubborn getaway. One guard remarks on years of driving caution with a familiar station wagon. In Cambodia Prince Sihanouk renounces military aid citing independence. In Manila Benito La cards cites why women pedestrians face fewer crashes.
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New York
Siar Kreisman
Tve
Pnompenh
Cambodia
Sihanouk
Manila
Benito F. Lacards
Motorist safety device aids night driving
In a period note, headlights on modern cars are described as angled downward to better illuminate stockings and pedestrians, helping motorists spot hazards at night and reduce collisions.
No Justice in Love Says a Divorce Lawyer
Sydney J Harris reports a salon discussion where a divorce attorney argues reconciliation is possible yet the adversary system breeds bitterness. He notes lawyers protect clients’ interests, seek optimal financial deals, and that marriage requires mercy beyond pure justice amid distrust and formal constraints.
City council spends over 100000 on golf course move
Clarence Propes protests Long Beach park policy as council allocates funds to build a golf course at Dorado Park, cutting the proposed eight to three acre children’s playground, while prioritizing greens and landscaping over parks for children. He urges residents to demand preserved parks and playgrounds.
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H Dorado Park
Chidren
City Park
Heartwell Park
Long Beach
Clarence B. Propes
Hanbury St
Irma la Douce Strecess Analyzed EnITOR
The piece cites Emmett Boyd on censorship and notes the long run of Irma La Douce at a local theatre. It argues banning books fuels demand and highlights the film’s popularity despite its spicy reputation, reflecting on sexuality as a normal human subject.
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Irma la Douce Strecess
Enitor
Englard
Emmett Boyd
Irma la Douce
Lemmon
Shirley MacLaine
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